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Question 8: Math question 1

Question 8: Math question 1-example-1
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Finding m∠X ⤵️


\sf \: m∠X = 97° \\ \tt[ Opposite \: angles \: of \: a \: parallelogram \: are \: equal]

Finding the X in the side VW ⤵️


\sf \: VW=YX \\ \tt \: [parallel \: sides \: are \: equal]


\sf \: 3x = 9


\sf \: x = 3

Finding m∠XWY


\bf \: 180 - 97 - 30 = m∠XWY


\bf \: 180 - 127 = m∠XWY


\bf \: m∠XWY = 53 \degree

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Answer:

m∠X = 97°
x = 3
m∠XWY = 53°

Explanation:

m∠x is 97°, this is because the opposite angles in a parallelogram are congruent. The opposite angle of angle X is 97°, so angle x is 97°

The opposite sides of a parallelogram are congruent.

  • 3x = 9
  • x = 9/3
  • x = 3

For angle XWY, we can solve for the missing angle in the triangle VYW:

  • 180° - 97° - 30° = m∠VWY
  • 180° - 127° = m∠VWY
  • 53° = m∠VWY

Now, ∠VWY and ∠XWY are alternate interior angles

That means that the two angles are congruent

m∠XWY = 53°

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